Fourth Anglican Global South to South Encounter begins in Singapore

ACNS
April 19, 2010

Most of the 130 primates, bishops, clergy, senior lay leaders, associates and observers have now arrived for the five-day Encounter which starts today, Monday 19th April.

A few—including Ugandan Primate Abp Henry Orombi— have been stranded or delayed after a volcanic ash cloud grounded flights across Europe.

This Encounter builds on the ecclesiological vision of the “One Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ” shared at the last Encounter at El-ein-Suknah, Egypt in 2005.

The theme of this encounter is: “The Gospel of Jesus Christ—Covenant for the People; Light for the Nations” and the mission statement is: “To Recover, Reform, Revitalise and Restore Ourselves as Anglican Covenantal Community for Mission and Ministry in Jesus Christ.”
the rest

It’s time to move forward - GSE4 Day 1 Report, 19th April

Abp. John Chew: A Welcome Address from the Conference Host

Abp. Peter Akinola: Sermon at GSE4 Opening Service

Abp. Nicholas Okoh: GSE4 Thematic Address 1: “The Gospel of Jesus Christ”

Lent and Beyond: Roundup of South to South resources

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